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Court denies citizen scientist's fight for B.C. bird habitat access - Vimarsana News

Court denies citizen scientist's fight for B.C. bird habitat access

Legal battle over Fairy Creek highlights clash between industry and threatened species

Camper's shock discovery after photographing rare swift parrots in remote forest - Vimarsana News

Camper's shock discovery after photographing rare swift parrots in remote forest

Satellite images show a massive change in the area where he stayed underwent a rapid change. Find out why.

Source: yahoo.com
West Kootenay ecologists react to B.C.'s new biodiversity plan - Vimarsana News

West Kootenay ecologists react to B.C.'s new biodiversity plan

The deadline for public comments to the government is Jan. 31

Yale School of Environment Scientists Emphasize Importance of Forest Management in Reaching Net Zero Emission Goals - Vimarsana News

Yale School of Environment Scientists Emphasize Importance of Forest Management in Reaching Net Zero Emission Goals

Forests play a key role in mitigating climate change by removing and storing carbon dioxide, but they are facing increasing challenges. In the new Department of Energy report “Roads to Removal,” a team of YSE scientists map out a plan to reach critical climate goals by increasing the total forested area in the U.S., increasing the rate at which forests remove CO2 from the atmosphere, and increasing durability of forest carbon storage.

Source: yale.edu
Training continues on new rules for forest practices - Vimarsana News

Training continues on new rules for forest practices

OREGON — Small forestland owners seeking information regarding the new streams and roads rules that will take affect Jan. 1 can access training information from the Oregon Department of Forestry.